John Ely

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Senior Health Reporter at Mail Online

Deputy health editor at the MailOnline, got a story? email [email protected]

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World's most common painkiller can cause dangerous side effects, new research finds

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | John Ely

World's most common painkiller can cause dangerous side effects, new research finds An over-the-counter painkiller regularly taken by millions each year could trigger dangerous personality changes, scientists have warned. Experts have discovered that acetaminophen, sold as Tylenol in the U.S., triggers risk-taking behavior in some people.
Projected Extinction Year and Lifetime Maintenance Costs of Captive Former Biomedical Research Chimpanzees

2 weeks ago | mdpi.com | John Ely

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An alternative to The Pill? Scientists invent new contraception jab that you inject yourself

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

A DIY injection could soon grant women long-term protection from pregnancy without the need for procedures or pills. The jab, developed by US scientists, contains microscopic crystals that assemble into a larger under the skin, releasing hormones that stop a woman releasing an egg for fertilisation. When injected into the abdomen, the hope is could ward of pregnancy for long periods like months or years the experts, from Mass General Brigham and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said.
Food poisoning alert: 2 dead, hundreds hospitalised due to outbreaks linked to lunch staples and petting zoos over the last year, major report warns

1 month ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | John Ely

Food poisoning alert: 2 dead, hundreds hospitalised due to outbreaks linked to lunch staples and petting zoos over the last year, major report warns Published: 11:45 EDT, 24 March 2025 | Updated: 11:50 EDT, 24 March 2025 A shocking Government report has revealed the alarming extent of food poisoning outbreaks in the UK over the last year. This included a wave of deadly E.coli linked to contaminated supermarket sandwiches that killed two, hospitalised more than 100 and sickened nearly 300.
Mother diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer after mistaking symptom for side effect of diet – she has months to live - Business And America

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

A mother-of-four struck by terminal stomach cancer and given months to live has warned of the easy-to-dismiss symptom that she mistook for a complication of her weight loss diet. Camilla Chapman, 40, from Chichester, West Sussex, embarked on a low-calorie slimming diet early last year, which featured a large number of liquid meals like soups and shakes. But she soon found she had trouble swallowing solid foods, a classic symptom of stomach cancer.
I was hit with terminal bowel cancer in my 40s – the only sign was a problem millions suffer everyday - Business And America

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

A father-of-one has shared how what he thought was just a simple case of constipation turned out to be terminal bowel cancer. Shawn Michael, 48, from Springfield Missouri in the US, shared his heartbreaking diagnosis in a clip on YouTube last month which has been watched nearly 100,000 times. He confirmed the cancer had spread to several of his vital organs but said he still had hope that chemotherapy, as well as his age and general good health, would give him a ‘fighting chance’.
Adolescence star Stephen Graham’s heartbreaking health battle that almost led to his death at just 20

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

Stephen Graham is the talk of the town, thanks to his role in Netflix‘s new hit drama Adolescence. But the 51-year-old’s journey to mega stardom could have ended when he was just 20 after a struggle with ‘really bad depression‘ led to a harrowing suicide attempt. In a heartbreaking clip, the actor revealed he tried to kill himself while in the grip of a severe breakdown brought on by loneliness and intense acting techniques.
Eight and 10 year-old brothers ‘severely sickened’ after consuming popular sweet treat – as experts call for clamp down - Business And America

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

A terrified mother has warned of the dangers of popular slushy drinks after her two, young sons suffered what appeared to be a dangerous reaction to the controversial beverages. Roxy Wallis, from Cambridgeshire, was shocked to find her sons vomiting, deathly pale and looking ‘lifeless’ minutes after consuming the drinks. The 36-year-old believes they suffered from glycerol toxicity — dangerously low blood sugar triggered by iced artificially sweetened slushies.
Simple test that can tell you if you have ADHD in two minutes - as Oxford University’s controversial assessment finds almost EVERY student has the disorder - Business And America

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

Could you have ADHD? A simple two minute test used by the NHS could help spot signs of the behavioural disorder. Developed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and experts from Harvard Medical School, the screening tool is comprised of 18 questions that ask about a participant’s attention span, level of restlessness and organisation skills. Those who score above a certain threshold can then be referred for further specialist assessment.
Father-of-three suffers sudden death after ‘drinking too much water’ – how much is too much? - Business And America

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | John Ely

A father-of-three died after drinking too much water, a court has heard. Sean O’Donnell, 59, from Dublin, was killed by fatal ‘water intoxication’ shortly after being encouraged to drink lots of fluid following a routine procedure in hospital. The condition is known medically as hyponatremia and is the same illness that medics suspect killed martial arts legend Bruce Lee.

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Articles

World's most common painkiller can cause dangerous side effects, new research finds

Projected Extinction Year and Lifetime Maintenance Costs of Captive Former Biomedical Research Chimpanzees

An alternative to The Pill? Scientists invent new contraception jab that you inject yourself

Food poisoning alert: 2 dead, hundreds hospitalised due to outbreaks linked to lunch staples and petting zoos over the last year, major report warns

Mother diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer after mistaking symptom for side effect of diet – she has months to live - Business And America

I was hit with terminal bowel cancer in my 40s – the only sign was a problem millions suffer everyday - Business And America

Adolescence star Stephen Graham’s heartbreaking health battle that almost led to his death at just 20

Eight and 10 year-old brothers ‘severely sickened’ after consuming popular sweet treat – as experts call for clamp down - Business And America

Simple test that can tell you if you have ADHD in two minutes - as Oxford University’s controversial assessment finds almost EVERY student has the disorder - Business And America

Father-of-three suffers sudden death after ‘drinking too much water’ – how much is too much? - Business And America

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